Forme compuse:
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| pre-made adj | (ready-prepared) | gata făcut loc.adj |
| | | de gata loc.adj |
preeminence,
pre-eminence n | (distinction, greatness) | preeminență s.f. |
| | | distincție s.f. |
| | | măreție s.f. |
preeminent,
pre-eminent adj | (notable) | proeminent adj. |
| | | de importanță loc.adj. |
| | Professor Bernstein is the preeminent physicist of this decade. |
preempt [sth],
pre-empt [sth]⇒ vtr | (acquire before others) | a avea drept de preempțiune expr.vb. |
| | Customers who called in advance have already preempted most of the seats. |
preempt [sth],
pre-empt [sth] vtr | (supplant) | a înlocui vb.tranz. |
| | | a lua locul cuiva loc.vb. |
| | Normal programming was preempted by a breaking news bulletin. |
preemption,
pre-emption n | (prior claim to property) | drept de preempțiune s.n. |
| | After this contract is up, we will no longer have the right of preemption. |
preemption,
pre-emption n | (preventative action) | preempțiune s.f. |
| | | măsură preventivă s.f. |
| | The troops had no time for preemption and advanced quickly on the enemy. |
preemptive,
also UK: pre-emptive adj | (anticipatory) | preemptiv adj. |
| | | preventiv, anticipativ adj. |
| | The military instigated a preemptive air strike. |
preemptive,
also UK: pre-emptive adj | (with prior right) | preemptiv adj. |
| | The first bidder has the preemptive right to the purchase. |
preexist [sth],
also UK: pre-exist [sth]⇒ vtr | (exist prior to) | a exista înaintea vb.intranz. |
preexist,
also UK: pre-exist vi | (exist beforehand) | a exista înaintea vb.intranz. |
preexisting,
pre-existing adj | (prior, already in effect) | preexistent adj. |
| | The congress overturned the preexisting law. |
premed,
pre-med n | UK, informal, abbreviation (premedication) | medicație înainte de anestezie s.f. |
| | | preanestezic s.n. |
preproduction,
also UK: pre-production n | (before formal production phase) | preproducție s.f. |
prerecorded broadcast,
also UK: pre-recorded broadcast n | (tv, radio: transmission recorded in advance) | transmisiune înregistrată s.f. |
| | Today we'll be replaying a pre-recorded broadcast. |
preregistration,
pre-registration n | (early registration, in advance of event or general registration) | pre-înregistrare s.f. |
preschool,
pre-school n | (nursery school) | grădiniță s.f. |
| | The children started preschool at age 3. |
preschool,
pre-school n as adj | (of a preschool) | preșcolar adj. |
| | Several of the preschool teachers had no qualifications. |
preschool,
pre-school n as adj | (of early childhood) | preșcolar adj. |
| | What educational activities work with preschool kids? |
preschool child,
pre-school child n | (child under 5) | preșcolar s.m. |
| | Pre-school children must be accompanied by both parents. |
preteen,
pre-teen n | (child just under 13) | preadolescent s.m. |
| | | puber s.m. |
preteen,
pre-teen adj | (child: just under 13) | preadolescent adj. |
| | | puber adj. |
pretrial,
pre-trial adj | (before a legal trial) | de pre-proces adj. |
pretrial,
also UK: pre-trial n | (court hearing before trial) | pre-proces s.n. |